Manchester United supporters could see their ticket allocation for October's Premier League clash with Liverpool cut by more than a third because of 'persistent standing' problem at Anfield.
The Ground Safety Advisory Group, who compiled the report after the match between the two sides in April, suggest problems with United fans at Anfield are far greater than those of other visiting clubs.
"Pictures were presented which showed how the gangways at that game were affected compared to a similar high-profile game where persistent standing also occurred," said the report.
"The actions of the Manchester United supporters had overwhelmed the reasonable operations of the stewards through the management plan.
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